The sun beat down on the Kasoa township as young footballers gathered at the local pitch, eager to showcase their skills. The MP Hon Nas Koryoo watched intently as the players demonstrated their technique, tactical awareness, and physical strength.

The aim is to identify and nurture young talent, providing structured training, mentorship, and a clear pathway into professional football.

Substance abuse was a concern, with some players turning to hard drugs to enhance their performance or cope with pressure.

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Organizations like the Narcotic Control Board and Promising Rising Star were crucial in this effort, working together to provide resources and guidance to help young footballers avoid substance abuse and stay focused on their careers.

As the talent hunt continued, the team discovered more talented players in Kasoa. With the right support and guidance, these young footballers could achieve greatness, bringing pride to their community and potentially earning international recognition.

Kasoa Promising Star Organization headed by Mr James Aryitey Partnering with the GFA to nurture young talent and provide opportunities for growth.

The future looked bright for Kasoa’s young footballers, and with the right support, they could achieve their dreams of becoming professional players.

Kasoa has been associated with various promising stars and initiatives. The Ghana Football Association’s Talent Identification Programme has been instrumental in identifying and nurturing young talent in Kasoa.

Philis Naa Koryoo Okunor, the MP for Awutu Senya East Constituency, has promised to transform Kasoa into a prosperous center for development and investment. She aims to combat crime, create jobs, and improve infrastructure.